Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

1. nvi., Pimples, acne; to have pimples.

• References:
  • PPN fuafua .

2. n., A native climber (Cocculus ferrandianus 🌐), with oval leaves and bluish one-seeded fruits. The stems were used for twine and for funnel-mouthed fish traps.

• Related:
  • Also: hueʻie.
• References:
  • Neal 354.

s. The name of the water on Hualalai where the last volcano broke out.

v. See HUE, v. To throw up; to raise up; to loosen; to open.

adj. Spreading over; growing thickly like thrifty vines, as the koali (convolvulus.)

2. Spreading over like rain; he ua huehueia no Uli.

1. Spreading over; growing thickly like thrifty vines, as the koali, convolvulus.

2. Spreading over like rain: He ua huehueia no Uli; The rain spreads over Uli. (Uli is a contraction of Paliuli, a place mentioned in the novel, Laieikawai.

The crater on Hualalai where the last volcanic eruption occurred.

[Intensive of hue, to dig out.] To throw up; to raise up; to loosen; to open; to be spread or scattered.

to stir up. Village, North Kona, Hawaii.

Native climbing vine (Cocculus ferrandianus) that spreads like a thrifty vine. Flexible stems were used for twine and for funnel-mouth fish traps. (NEAL 354.)

Native climbing vine (Cocculus ferrandianus). (NEAL 354.) See Plants: Uses.